Rush Selebukse Dame

I ordered these from the outlet impulsively and sized up one from my typical arc pants size for a more comfortable fit. I read all of the reviews talking about how small these fit after ordering and was worried they'd be way too small on me, but they fit great! I would say the crotch feels a bit short but loosening the straps doesn't change that. When I'm wearing only long underwear they're comfortably loose in the legs and waist which works well for me but if you're someone who likes to really layer up underneath bibs then I'd recommend sizing up two sizes from what you normally wear. They're definitely snug if I add my fleece pants to the mix but not uncomfortably so. Contrary to what people are saying, I really like how tight the straps feel, I'm guessing they'll stretch over time as well. Also really love the hole in the boot part for your power straps. The inseam also fits me perfectly. Overall, I think these bibs are a great waterproof touring option and I'm very happy with my purchase. I haven't taken these out in the snow yet so take all of this with a grain of salt! For reference, I'm 5'5, 123 lbs, I'm typically a 2 and bought a size 4

Labyrinth, Size 8 - REG. I love the shape and color. However, the size runs small, and my main issue is that the straps are too short for me. Is there a way to get a hold of longer straps?

I’m not sure if Arcteryx listened to complaints from the reviews or if I just accurately used the sizing guide but these are the perfect fit. For reference; Im 161cm tall and fluctuate 65-69kg, I have short legs and a proportionately long torso, I have a booty and wider hips. Shopping for pants sucks, shopping for ski bibs *usually* sucks more. Most of the time I suck it up because bibs are never flattering unless you’re a model, however I found I love the way these fit my body and move around. I bought a size 10R, I have enough room for a fleece/puffy pant underneath, and there’s enough room in the bib straps for me to adjust the fit for how many layers im wearing making these adaptable for backcountry or inbounds. I noticed the rear end didn’t really flatter anyone I’d seen wearing them, since it didn’t taper in at the lower back. However if you have hips and a booty it sits much better. Honestly feels like Arcteryx built these for the more average built women rather than endurance athletes and I’m so here for it. Ladies who need to squat in the backcountry- the leg vents zip high enough that you can move it over to one side, could be a technical move but definitely doable. Super happy with these and am already recommending them to friends and coworkers after I wore them around the house for 3 hours mid august, excited to get out in them this winter!

Great features for backcountry skiers. Lots of pockets, loop in the pocket for a transceiver, thinner material above the hips to make them not too warm. I have had mine for 6 years, the only issues I encountered was about the zippers. The air trap zipper stop working on a expedition.

These pants are almost so good, but the straps and inseam are way too short! I'm 5'7 and 130lbs - slim athletic build and own a size 4 that the store let me put the longer straps from a size 8 on. I have an average length torso, but even with the longer straps from the size 8, these pants ride up and give me a bit of a wedgie - keeping the original straps would have been an absolute no go. Arcteryx needs to make the straps wayyyyy longer (they are adjustable so they can always be made shorter, but can't be made longer!!!). Also, please, please make these pants with a longer inseam - a 31" inseam should be the short inseam, definitely not regular. Again, you can always shorten pants... you can't make them longer. As for overall fit, others have said these run small - I don't think they run small, I like how they fit my legs and hips, the problem is instead that they run SHORT. My last suggestion for improvement - make the cut more flattering for our butts by having the pants come in at the lower back. The pictures of the model wearing these from the side show the cut issue perfectly - the pants drop straight down from the back of the straps to the bottom of her butt, completely hiding the small of her back and making her look straight up and down! This isn't flattering and is exactly what my pants do too. Arcteryx, let's celebrate women and our bodies - show off our curves! Our lower backs go in and our butts go out!

I was dead set on purchasing these pants two years in a row. Last season I went straight to my local shop and tried on a size up from my usual pant size and I felt like I was wearing yoga pants, they were so slim and tapered. For a pant designed for active movement and backcountry use, the sizing was way off. I thought for sure this season the sizing would be fixed and I was ready to purchase again, but with the horrible reviews, I couldn’t commit. C’mon Arc’teryx, you’re losing customers, fix this sizing, make space for women’s bodies.

These bibs are awesome other than the sizing issues mentioned in other reviews. I typically wear a size 6/8 and the size 10 fit great with a little room to layer. I'm 5'6" and 140 lbs for reference. However, the straps are way too short and sadly give me a wedgie. If you have a super short torso, these bibs might work for you. I really like these bibs but will have to modify the straps to make them work. So bummed!

I am not sure who Arc'teryx made these pants for, but you are not to have thighs, a butt, or a regular sized torso. I ordered two sizes up from my normal size as recommended in other reviews. They still were not comfortable enough for me to want to keep. I certainly would not have wanted to tour in them, they were too tight in the thigh and the butt to provide the freedom of movement I would want while touring. They only unzip from the top on one side, not providing much ease of outdoor bathroom use. The suspenders were so short. When adjusted as large as they would go, they were still much too short. Having worn out my Beta SV bibs, I thought these would be a good replacement. I am sad to find they are not.

These pants are great, but the sizing is completely off. I was surprised to see that Arcteryx still hadn't resolved the sizing issues with these pants from last year's version, especially after the countless reviews stating how wrong the sizing is. The pants themselves are comfortable, great features, look good, and work well for both backcountry and resort skiing. I had a previous iteration of these pants called Shashka that I absolutely loved, and these are nearly identical to those (and to the Sentinel LT bib). I'm very happy with the sleek black colour, although others might miss a brighter option. The sizing is odd and they run small. I normally wear a 6 or a Small in pants. I like sizing up one size in ski gear to have room for extra layering and to have good range of motion. These pants in a size 8 fit and look like a 6. The straps are also ridiculously short. I'm not very tall, I'm 167 cm (5'6"), and even when maxed out the straps were too short and gave me a wedgie. In a size 10, they fit and look like an 8. The 10 was comfortable on me with a loose enough fit for extra layers and enough room to move freely. But even here the straps are way too short and need to be maxed out. I also found that in the 10, the waist area became too big on me. I'd recommend going up 1-2 sized depending on whether you prefer a slimmer or a looser fit, and ideally try on a few different sizes in store. I'm 167 cm tall and 60 kg for reference.

I usually wear a size 2 but had to size up to size 4 otherwise it's way too tight. Product is really great for backcountry touring. Lightweight and great side zips.

I bought this model last year and wore it weekly last season. I love that if does not press anywhere and still looks sleek. It is also versatile, and fits my figure better than many other brands. I am 165 cm and 51 kg.

After reading all the reviews -- I knew I have to size up! I just didn't know how much?! So I made a guess to size up 2 sizes. I am a size 2 on all Arc pants -- with room to layer. So I got a 6 and it fits great with enough room to layer. I am petite 5'2" so adjusting it a bit works for me. (Purchased the Rush Insulated Jacket in XS)

The materials and design of these pants are so well thought out, the softshell around the mid section is more breathable and comfortable when wearing a pack touring. Great Pockets. Sizing is smaller this year in the width and length - definitely size up. Normally wear a 6 and purchased an 8.

I bought a size 14R in these pants based on the fact that I wear size XL beta AR pants and size XL sentinel bibs. It was a mistake. I can barely squeeze my thighs and butt into the 14R’s and can’t even come close to zipping them up. Pretty sure even a 16R (largest size available) would be too small for me. Not sure why Arc’teryx can’t keep its sizing consistent from year to year. I did read the few reviews available before purchasing these bibs so was aware that they might run a bit small, but I was not anticipating they they would be like 2-3 sizes too small. Despite the small sizing, the material itself seems high-quality, hence why I am giving an overall rating of 3 stars rather than 1 star.

I was so excited to purchase these for the season and as soon as I tried them on, I realized I couldn't wear them. They are so slim, I'd recommend sizing up. The fit felt quite off, and I was very disappointed because I feel as though Arc finally dialled in the fit for women's gear over the past few years and this year's snow category feels like it doesn't fit a lot of women's bodies and is pushing customers away.

Basé sur les commentaires, j'ai commandé en 2 tailles car j'avais peur que ça soit trop petit. Basé sur le guide des tailles, j'aurais dû commander une taille 6 (Taille 72 cm, hanches 96 cm, entrejambe 78 cm). Je fais 168 cm (5'6") et 63 kg (138 lbs), J'ai commandé en 8-R et 10-R. J'ai gardé la taille 8, me demandant même si je n'aurais pas dû demander la taille 6, tel que recommandé selon les mesure du guide. (sur la photo, taille 8) Bref, le guide semble vraiment adéquat. il faut simplement mesurer avant de commander (car effectivement dans certaines marques je flotte dans du 4...!) Le zipper avant permet l'utilisation de "pee funnel" pour le backcountry (genre Venus-to-Mars). Poches bien placées. Panneau arrière Super pour toilette où on doit s'asseoir. Bref, j'adore.

I really wanted the old version of these pants but couldn't find them. These one run crazy small. I wear a size 4 pants and barley fit my thighs into an 8. The shoulder straps are also incredibly short. I have a short torso and had the straps extended as much as possible and still had them riding right up my crotch. You can even see that's happening in the model photo. TRY ON BEFORE BUYING!!! Seriously not sure who arcteryx designed these for

I usually wear an 8 in pants and ended up feeling most comfortable in a 12. The 10s fit well, but pretty close to the skin, and I like extra room to layer up on cold days. I would recommend sizing up about 2 sizes for the ability to layer and move freely. For reference I am 5’4” with a 29” waist and 40” hips/butt.

Materials and color are beautiful as expected- but fit-wise, the straps were way too short. I'm 5'9", 128 lbs, lean/athletic, and my waist is 26". I ordered an 8 in these based on the other reviews. Even with the straps at their longest they are uncomfortable and too short. My older Trew/Flylow bibs in size small fit great so was hoping these would be the same.

Happy to have these pants for touring! Really great bib styling with handy features. I bought a 6, but probably could have sized into an 8. The bib straps are a little tight, so size up.

I bought these bibs and I love them so far but the sizing was off. I normally wear a size 6 in pants and had to buy a size 10 in these but no matter how much I sized up the suspenders remained way too short basically giving me an atomic wedgie. I bought the pants anyways and got the suspenders tailored...which was kind of annoying after dropping so much money on them. Anyways, if you have an average to long torso beware. Hopefully, Arcteryx figures it out for next year.

Bought these pants because I needed bibs for ski touring. While I like them, make sure you size up! Every pant I have ever bought from Arc has been a 6 but I needed an 8 in these. Front pocket is a great space to store your phone or beacon. My only complaint is that the vents on the side only go halfway down the leg in comparison to the old beta SV bibs, which had a full leg zip, making it nice for spring touring.

Long story short, these bibs get the job done and are an improvement from the previous bib design in this series. I owned the previous iteration of this bib (the shiras I think) and had to send them in for a zipper issue. Arcteryx gave me a voucher so I opted to purchase the rush bibs since the performance of the previous product was stellar. I love that they upgraded certain things on this pant. For example there is a little weather-proofing fabric strip covering the thigh pocket zipper to keep water out (which I love because I put my phone in there and need it for nav, photos etc in the backcountry). Additionally, the suspender straps are so much better this go around. The previous design was pretty sloppy so the straps would literally fall off my shoulders even if I had them real tight. I'm super hyped on the thigh vents and even more durable material especially at the bottom of the leg. The rub with these pants (as mentioned in a previous review) is that they are pretty much for mid height ladies. I'm 5'7" and they fit me perfectly, though I have the straps extended as much as possible. If I was much taller the they might straddle me too tight. It's annoying that they changed the sizing too but ultimately I found that the 14R fits me best since I wore a L in the previous design. I prefer my bibs to have ample room for movement since I have a booty and skier thighs. Hope this helps!

Over all very impressed with this pant. I purchased for my wife which was a bit of a gamble and had to guess about size. She’d likely kill me to know I guessed the bigger size, but that said these do fit small. Where she has typically been a small in the past or a 4-6 in a lot of pants, and most recently a medium in the incendia bib, I went with an 8 and thankfully this was bang on. These definitely trend small so suggestion from me is to size up for what you would typically have worn in the past. Everything else about the pant is super impressive however.

I haven't had the opportunity to wear my new pants on snow yet, but I cannot wait :) As someone who has worn a lot of Arc'teryx gear over the years, I wanted to offer some insight on the new sizing. I'm 5'4", athletic build and carry those muscles in my thighs and glutes. In past sizes, I have worn Small and Medium bibs/jacket combos. A small works great for me with base layers and an atom or fleece without interfering with movement, but I usually go for a medium so I can bulk up for cold days with unlimited room to wiggle. So call me a downright ssssmedium. In the new sizing, I was surprised at my size. To archive a proper fit, I was a size 8. For that same loose-fitting medium feel that I was after I was a size 10 - much larger sizing than I thought as I wear a size 4 or size in Arc'teryx hiking pants. If you don't carry much in the leg/booty department you might be able to match your regular pant size, but I wanted to share my fit experience since it might be hard to navigate for online orders. The kind Whistler crew helped me find my perfect fit in store. :)